Breakfast with Leigh Kenworthy: Recent Episodes
Breakfast with Leigh Kenworthy
Ricky Aitken from Burnie Athletic Club ahead of this years 136th New Years Eve Sports Carnival at West Park.
A Day on the Duck returns in 2023 and Jotham Saward has all that you need to know from the Circular Head Chronicle.
Neville Woolley from Wynyard Lions Club ahead of the Christmas Parade and Carols by Candlelight on Christmas Eve.
Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson from Burnie City Council has details on Burnie Print Prize 2023, New Years Eve activities with the Burnie Carnival at West Park and 2023 Countdown at Yachties.
Peter Mancell from Mancell Financial Group has teamed up with Daniel Crowe to pen a book 'Your Investment Philosophy'.
Why is there a blue tree on the front page?..Jotham Saward explains and he takes a look at this weeks headlines.
Don River Railway Society President Lynn Laycock is calling out for local volunteers to help out.
Deputy Mayor from Burnie City Council Giovanna Simpson has some upcoming events including free parking and Christmas Parade/Street Party.
Christmas gift ideas, some info in relation to My Gov app for smartphones and the latest of data of Telstra customers exposed are topics when checking in with IT expert Richard Pascoe for the final time in 2022.
This week Adrian takes us through batteries and should they be subsidised by the Government.
Kurt Aherne delivers this weeks headlines with some exciting news for jobs in the region.
Burnie born author Paula Hewitt has just penned her 10th book and Bastards and Broken Dreams is available now.
Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson is looking forward to 3 cruise ships this week and the Twilight Christmas Market on Saturday December 10.
Richard shares some Christmas gift ideas and some worrying information concerning millions of Australians personal data stolen.
Doug Doherty from Family Based Care Tasmania ahead of International Day of People with Disability on Saturday December 3.
Vicki Greig from Penguin Lions ahead of this years Penguin Christmas Parade on Friday December 2.
Non for profit community organisation The Fairy Godmothers are having their annual Christmas Market at Burnie High School on Sunday December 4 and Katrina Tabart is hoping for solid numbers again.
Jotham Saward has this weeks headlines with a positive response to Ambulance shortages in the area one of the key stories.
State Resources Minister Felix Ellis ahead of the exciting news of the Avebury Nickel Mine re-opening in Zeehan.
Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson from Burnie City Council pays tribute to the late Burnie identity John Pease, Sunday in the Park and the Burnie Christmas Parade/ Street Party.
Ricky Aitken from Burnie Athletic Club are encouraging the public to check out their 136 year photo display at the West Park clubrooms until Thursday December 1.
This week Richard has some fresh info from Twitter's new ruler Elon Musk with Privacy reforms all but law now and teachers in Queensland getting Digital Detox.
The Tour of Tasmania Cycling Classic hits the North West this weekend. Race Director Scott McGrory has the details.
The Wolfe Brothers have a new song, and album out soon. Nick Wolfe talks about Livin the Dream.
The Black Friday sale is on this week. Tech guy Richard Pascoe has info on some tech bargains.
Business North West are holding a their next networking breakfast at the Beach Hotel on Wednesday. Ian Jones has details.
Damien Leith is doing his Roy Orbison Show at Devonport Town Hall Theatre on Thursday night.
Adrian from DMS Energy says many local solar retailers are being excluded from the Tasmanian Energy Savers Loan Scheme.
Cricket, JackJumpers and AFL Boss Gill McLachlan is Tassie today. Here's Brent Costelloe.
Kayden from the 7BU promo team has details on the Burnie Christmas parade and street party.
Hurricanes play the Melbourne Stars again today at Latrobe. Curator Jason Simms says the weather is great, and he's happy with the pitch and outfield.
Following the Medibank data theft, what should customers do now? Here's Tech guy Richard Pascoe.
The Hurricanes play the Melbourne Stars at Latrobe today and tomorrow. Here's Hurricanes Captain Elyse Villani.
T20 WC, Sheffield Shield and WBBL. Also JackJumpers and Soccer with Brent Costelloe from WIN TV.
Snapper, Sea run Trout and Squid about. And a fishing comp and expo coming up at Port Sorell. Hooch has the info.
Lyn Laycock dropped in to draw the winner of the $500 Spirit of Tas voucher, for people who booked a sail on the Julie Burgess.
It's a Luna Eclipse tonight. Dr Martin George from the Ulverstone Planetarium is hosting a viewing and Q and A session at Legion Park, Ulverstone tonight.
Business North West are holding and info and networking breakfast tomorrow. President Ian Jones has details.
How long should Solar gear last, and what about recycling? Here's Adrian from DMS Energy.
Tassie author Heather Rose has penned a compelling and surprising memoir which is deeply personal and filled with reflections on love, death , creativity and healing and this local author spoke about her new offering ' Nothing Bad Ever Happens Here'.
Greg Hall from Weber Brothers ahead of The Circus at Langley Park in Somerset from November 10 until the 20th.
Brent covers the Cricket T20 World Cup, WBBL08, AFLW Finals and Jack Jumpers in the NBL.
Mary Duniam has moved into the job of Waratah-Wynyard Mayor replacing long standing Councillor and Mayor Robby Walsh following the recent local Council Elections.
Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson is across upcoming events from cruise ships to chemical disposal and a local author book launch.
Abbey Jones from Burnie Kmart is encouraging you to help those in our community and donate to this years appeal.
The Cam River Bridge is back with 2 lanes operating and Braddon MP Felix Ellis was apart of 7BU Breakfast.
Teeny Brumby will take over from Steve Kons as Burnie City Council Mayor following the local council elections and Teeny can't wait to roll up her sleeves and continue her work in Burnie City Council along with fellow councillors.
Adrian this week unpacks energy prices and how much they will rise following the Federal Budget.
Richard takes you through how TikTok has been found not liable for child dying in 'Blackout Challenge' and how iCloud will now look different after a redesign.
Burnie Central Town House annual wedding fair has a new day and time on Saturday October 29 from 4pm and Rachel Giblin has what's on offer.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson has details for 3-2-1 Go, Run for Suicide Awareness and 26TEN Celebration Day at Burnie Library.
Nominations are open until Friday November 18 for the Volunteer Emergency Services Awards and Ron Jones takes you through how to nominate.
Adrian Luke from DMS Energy has the background into the Marinus link funding and how this state is leading the way in energy policy.
This week Richard takes you through the recent Apple announcements and the latest data breaches.
Come along and support local business Saturday October 22nd from 10-2 for the Wilson Street Market and Kayden Cooper gives you a taste of the day.
Richard Welsh from Eric Events ahead of the 38th Strait Link Burnie Ten on Sunday October 23.
Geoff Wood from Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden ahead of the Spring Festival from 10am on Saturday October 22.
Richard reviews some new products from Google and they are the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro plus their new watch.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson has information on the launch of community consultation for Burnie's new cultural centre and the Wynyard-Burnie coastal pathway pop up session.
President Ian Jones from Business North-West has his fortnightly update including details on the Breakfast Networking Session.
Adrian covers switchboard safety and just how long do things last this week on Powersavers.
David Roberts-Thomson from Van Diemans Quality Bulbs is encouraging you to check out the splendour of colours on Table Cape during October.
Brent covers AFL Trades, Bathurst 1000, Horse Racing, Tassie and Qld in the Sheffield Shield and Jack Jumpers.
Good Day Sunshine is a show at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Saturday October 8 featuring the work of Lennon and McCartney in and out of the Beatles and one of the 3 cabaret performers Melissa Langton is looking forward to tracing through some of their finest work.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson covers the Candidate Forum ahead of local Council Elections, The postponement of a local event and Art in the city.
Chris Lynch from Burnie City Council is extending the invitation over the weekend of October 8 and 9 for the City of Burnie Disc Golf Open Championship at View Road Reserve.
Bronwyn Folden from Waratah-Wynyard Council has a preview to this years Spring Loaded Festival during October and they are calling out for registrations to this years Gopher Gold event on Friday October 7.
Burnie Arts presents Bruce Latimer for Connection-an exhibition of 60 works by this acclaimed Australian artist from Saturday October 8 at Intersection Art Space in Wilmot Street, Burnie and Scott Campbell in the exhibition manager at Burnie Regional Gallery.
This week we cover 2022 Agriplex Burnie Show, The new pump track at View Road and Speak Up! Stay ChatTY Blue Tie Ball in October.
President Ian Jones from Business North-West with his fortnightly update including Breakfast Network Session and Council Election Forum in October.
Kyle Barker from Burnie Agricultural & Pastoral Society ahead of the 101st Burnie Show at the Agriplex site on Ridgley Highway Friday September 30 and Saturday October 1.
This week there's information on our first Christmas Twilight Market and Breast Care Month throughout October.
John Williamson will play his Winding Back show celebrating 50 years at Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Thursday September 22 and he took time to reflect his stunning career.
Katrina Tabart from Fairy Godmothers ahead of their movie fun day on Sunday September 25 at Metro Cinema.
Brent covers the two big AFL Preliminary Finals, TSL Grand Final, Jack Jumpers and recent Cricket Tasmania appointment.
This fortnight Kathryn from Dixons Pharmacy of Wynyard has some information on Whooping Cough and DNA Testing.
CHarts Festival continues to serve up quality entertainment throughout September while parents and carers unite to save a community asset, They are a couple of stories covered by Jotham Saward from Circular Head Chronicle.
The owner of local business The Vault Cafe Bar in Goldie Street, Wynyad is Penny Bornwald and I had a chat with her to see the fundraiser is going for the local family who lost their Wynyard home from fire recently.
Mark Shelton is a teacher with UTAS Tech Solutions Hub and he had a chat about the UTAS Cradle Coast Open Day on Sunday September 18 from 10am at West Park.
This week we discuss the upcoming Speak Up! Stay ChatTY! Blue Tie Ball, UTAS Open Day and The Strait Link Burnie 10.
President Ian Jones from Business North-West has his fortnightly update revealing the Breakfast Network Sessions returning soon.
Ricky Charles from Rotary Club of Burnie West has some exciting news for a local Somerset family following a recent fundraiser.
Kim Miles has a detailed analysis for the 2022 NWFL Grand Final at Latrobe with Devonport creating history.
Richard delivers those Apple announcements and IOS 16 will be released this week as well.
For a totally fun and nostalgic show then make sure you grab tickets at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Friday September 9 for Rockin' through the ages and Steve Cummins is looking forward to the shows first visit to Tasmania.
Penny Bornwald from local business 'The Vault Cafe Bar' in Wynyard along with Lifeline are helping a local family who lost their home in a fire.
Jotham Saward has details of a local bank branch set to close and September is the month for arts in the region.
City Mission Spring Food Drive is happening once again on September 8 and 9 and Raphael DeMarchi from City Mission explains how you can help out.
Danielle Kidd from West North-West Working ahead of this years jobs hub at Smithton Recreation Ground on Thursday September 8 from 3pm.
This week there's information about the upcoming council elections, Tasmanian Rock Challenge and Aussie county music legend John Williamson is headed to Burnie Arts and Function Centre.
This suicide prevention walk is now in it's 10th year and MC Giovanna Simpson is inviting locals to come along to Burnie Park on Friday September 9 from 5.30pm.
This week Richard has information on Snapchat abuse and some latest releases from Apple.
Kylie from Westside Pharmacy in Ulverstone of their Do It For Cancer Fundraiser on Saturday September 3.
Speak Up! Stay ChatTY! Ball is coming up in October and there's heaps happening at Burnie Library.
Richard is sounding a word of warning to a recent download which could infect your computer and an original iPhone has recently fetched thousands at a recent auction.
Ricky Charles from Rotary Club of Burnie West dropped in with an update of their recent fundraiser for a wheelchair access vehicle for a local lady from Somerset Maree Smith who has had a series of health challenges.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson talks going yellow for Daffodil Day, Book Week activities and there's a new exhibition at Intersection Art Space.
The Burnie Show returns in 2022 to the Agriplex site on Ridgley Highway September 30 and October and Kyle Barker explains how there's something for everyone.
This week Richard takes you through some things your Smartphone has replaced plus some Father's Day tech gift ideas under $100.
Brent brings us up to date with all that's happening in AFL ahead of Round 23 and the TSL final round ahead of finals.
Kathryn Dixon from Dixon's Pharmacy, Wynyard warns of the safety involved when taking medicines.
Jotham Saward has a full page spread on Vietnam Veterans Day in this weeks paper and the latest on CHarts Festival through September.
The daughter of a local Vietnam Veteran Ally Dennison is looking forward to this years Vietnam Veterans Day Service on Thursday August 18 from 11am at Circular Head RSL in Smithton .
This week there's information in regards to Council Election Signage and a Burnie building is celebrating it's 175th birthday.
President Ian Jones from Business North-West has the latest on the Burnie Courthouse and Makers Workshop.
Adrian and the DMS Energy are celebrating after landing 2 gongs at their recent awards night.
Richard explains how the .au controversy is set to erupt and he goes into depth surrounding the failed Covid Safe phone app.
Brent takes a closer look at the weekends AFL and TSL and pays tribute to NRL player and coach Paul Green who has passed away.
Jason Chapman from The Circular Head RSL Centenary Committee ahead of Vietnam Veterans Day service on Thursday August 18 at ANZAC Park, Smithton .
Jotham Saward delivers this weeks headlines including a potential sale of a local respite house.
Ricky Charles from Rotary Club of Burnie West has a final outcome for the wheel chair vehicle for local Maree Smith.
This week there's information on the Burnie Show and Marist Regional College 50th celebrations.
Agfest Chairman Caine Evans ahead of a bumper 4 days at Carrick and now in it's 40th year.
Head along to the Fairy Godmothers bumper market across 2 locations on Saturday August 13 and Katrina Tabart from Fairy Godmothers has what you can look forward too and their locations.
This week Richard looks back at the last 20 years and 3 pieces of tech that has become indispensable.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson took part in this years event at Burnie Arts & Function Centre Courtyard.
Brent recaps the Devonport Strikers and Wellington Phoenix Australia Cup match in Devonport, AFL,TSL and Commonwealth Games.
Kathryn from Dixons Pharmacy has some info in regards to the Covid-19 vaccine and Flu shots.
Kristin from Burnie Girl Guides ahead of their annual Garage Sale at the Guide Hall on Saturday August 6.
This week there's the Family Based Care Vinnies Sleepout in Burnie and Giovanna will participate in it plus there's a Mamma Mia show coming to Burnie Arts and Function Centre.
Ian Clayton from The Historical Machinery Club is gearing up for an open weekend (August 6 and 7) of working displays and vintage machinery at their clubrooms in Penguin
Russell Morris has a show at the Menai Hotel on Friday July 29 and this legend of Aussie music spoke the Tassie tour along with his stunning career to date and the release of his new album.
Jotham Saward has some exciting news for Circular Head with the opening of a new store.
Tracey Rowell is currently running swimming classes for people with disabilities or those just wanting to learn.
Council meetings are now livestreamed and community walks at West Park in August are a couple of topics discussed with Giovanna.
Premier Rockliff and Felix Ellis are currently visiting Braddon and they had a chat to Leigh on 7BU Breakfast.
Local group Fairy Godmothers are offering all abilities dance classes and Jess Tabart is encouraging those who are interested to head along to the Fairies Haven Studio on Saturdays.
This week Richard explains the benefits of Apple Air Tags and he has details on WinZip.
Latrobe footy club are having a 50 year Premiership reunion this weekend. Darren Hawkins has the info.
So what's the deal with Tik Tok harvesting personal data? Tech guy Richard Pascoe has details.
It's a Lego lovers haven in Ulverstone over the weekend of July 16th and 17th and Ken Draeger has details ahead this popular event in Ulverstone.
Richard has some words of warning with a recent scam from Crypto that end up costing a man $5000 and another dangerous social media challenge.
Adrian has details on a new manufacturing plant being built in Queensland with the potential to deliver 20% of Australia's renewable energy storage needs.
Ricky Charles from Rotary Club of Burnie West is overwhelmed on how the fundraiser is tracking in helping local Maree Smith achieve the target for a wheelchair fitted van.
Long -time Devil Country Muster event manager Eric Marshall is excited this popular event returns to Circular Head in February 2024.
South Burnie Hockey Club Cancer Day at McKenna Park on Saturday July 9 and Brent Jago is looking forward to helping those impacted by Cancer with the Shave Off sure to generate interest.
The results are in and electricity prices are up and Adrian has some hints on how you can save during winter.
Brent previews the upcoming AFL matches , Recaps the AFLW Draft, Previews the TSL and some cricket.
Jotham Saward delivers this weeks headlines with rent an issue in the region and details of a recent mental health BBQ.
Local muso Bek Carswell will be joined by local performers on Friday and Saturday July 1 + 2 for 2 shows performing classic hits from theatre and screen at Yachties Bar Cafe.
This week Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson unpacks the topics from Burnie City Council meeting including the recent rate rises, Changes to their website and emails and some jobs are being made available.
Jim Altimira is gearing up for another successful coins and stamp collectables fair on Saturday July 2 at Latrobe Memorial Hall.
This week Adrian answers another question from a local listener on Parallel and Series Batteries.
Windows 8.1 will begin warning its few remaining users about the January 2023 update cutoff and Richard has the details.
Cancer Council Tasmanias United in Yellow Gala Dinner on Saturday night June 25 at Devonport's Paranaple Convention Centre will feature special guest Ronnie Burns.
Jotham Saward has this weeks Circular Head Chronicle headlines and some good news for a local basketballer.
Penguin Two Blues are looking forward to their special luncheon on Friday July 1 featuring Brendon Gale and from the footy club Brian Lane as all the details.
This week there's details on the E-Scooters for Burnie, Some of the local reserves are now open following the recent strong winds and some art exhibitions for the area.
Cancer Council of Tasmania has their annual fundraiser at the Paranaple Convention Centre in Devonport on Saturday June 25 and Erin Walker from Cancer Council is excited about the night of auctions and music featuring Ronnie Burns.
This week Richard discusses how Internet Explorer has bitten the dust and how Microsoft Defender has expanded to Mac, iPhone and Android.
Rotary Club of Burnie West Trivia at The Menai on Saturday June 18 and Renee Singline is urging you to support this fundraiser for a night of trivia and supporting local lady Maree Smith as she battles health issues.
The Whole Hog is a winter solstice event on Saturday June 18 at Guide Falls Farm and Rachel Jacka is inviting you to come along and enjoy the food, drinks, music and animals.
Jotham Saward delivers this weeks headlines with the announcement of a 10 day festival for Circular Head later this year.
There's an update on local parks closed due to the recent strong winds and a comedy night headed to Burnie Arts and Function Centre.
Winter is here and Adrian Luke from DMS Energy shares some hints on selecting heat pumps.
Richard has a reminder for you to avoid those scammers, Some clever Google translate features and a word on Antivirus.
The Fairy Godmothers have a fundraiser and auction at the Menai in Burnie on Saturday June 11 from 10.30am and Katrina Tabart is inviting you to come along for a great day.
The 2022 Burnie Emus Rugby Union Club Ball is happening on Saturday June 11 and Rebecca Sweetman from the club has details and how you can book tix.
Brent has the latest on Tassie's bid for and AFL team, Ponting to return as a coach of the Hobart Hurricanes and all the news for the upcoming AFL and TSL rounds.
Kathryn from Dixons Pharmacy of Wynyard has some details concerning getting the flu shot.
The annual First Responder Day has landed when we come together and show appreciation for the selfless work of our Police,Fire Service,Ambulance Service, Royal Flying Doctor Service and S.E.S and Colin Smith from our State Emergency Service had a chat on 7BU Breakfast.
Giovanna Simpson from Burnie City Council updates the funding on the Cultural Centre and Precinct, The Community Walk at West Park and the new Pump Track which has opened.
This icon of Aussie Country has released a live album at the Deni Ute Muster and some live shows for Tassie later in the year.
Jotham Saward has this weeks headlines including a reward for those businesses in hospitality.
One of the leading performers Joel Carnegie chats about Stardust + The Mission at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Wednesday June 1.
Burnie Australia Day Special Committee, Taswater to pay Councils in June and Matilda the Musical at Marist Regional College are covered this week.
Richard has some solutions to blocking of your home's Wifi signal and is an iPad worth it?
Burnie West Rotary Club member Ricky Charles is asking for the community to help local woman Maree Smith raise funds for a wheel chair vehicle via Gofundme.
Sounds in the key of J Tour from band Spiderbait hits Launceston at the Albert Hall on Friday June 3 followed by a Hobart gig on Saturday at the Uni Bar and Kram from the band spoke about it.
It's the final week to have your say on the 2022-23 Draft Council Budget, There's a Makers Workshop update and Slipstream Circus will be performing at Burnie Arts & Function Centre.
Richard shares some tips when buying a new computer and information in regards to antivirus.
Giovanna has a reminder to local food retailers, Burnie City Council are inviting feedback from the community and Hard Waste Week starts on the 19th of May.
If the JLN is able to pick up one more senator on election day they can have the balance of power on every bit of legislation that comes their way and Jacqui Lambie spoke about it ahead of Saturdays Federal election.
Richard has info about why you should perform a factory reset on your older tech and we say goodbye to the iPod.
Brent recaps the Jack Jumpers showing in their first season in the NBL and the AFL matches for round 9.
It's heat pump season and Adrian Luke from DMS Energy has the options on what to buy as the weather cools down.
Richard has some details in relation to Google Chrome and who is number one when it comes to tablets and computers?
NW Thunder are at home again on Saturday night at Ulverstone. Here's Coach Nick Haywood.
A top of the table clash between Devonport and Penguin on Saturday. Here's Devonport President Gerard Ennis.
Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson says Burnie Council is developing a Youth Suicide Action Plan.
JackJumpers play game 3 tonight. Also Footy, Soccer and Cricket with Brent Costelloe from WIN TV.
The Tas Rugby season starts on Saturday, Devonport President Sam O'Keefe says the Bulls and Burnie Emus should be very strong.
Central Coast Mayor Jan Bonde says applications for not for profit and sports club Community Grants close this week.
Gordon Lomas says Targa will continue as a non competitive tour, following the death near Mt Roland yesterday.
Braddon MP Felix Ellis is is Darwin with a group of Tassie students, to learn about our war history. It's the Frank McDonald Memorial Prize Tour.
Business North West President Ian Jones says there's a networking breakfast on tomorrow with guest speaker Gavin Pearce MP.
Solid State batteries. Could they be the future for powering Electric cars and home Solar?
JackJumpers make the NBL Playoffs, Footy, Soccer and more with Brent Costelloe from WIN TV.
The NW Thunder play their season opener against Hobart at Ulverstone on Saturday night.
Trail Graze in on this weekend. Lilly Moeller says it's an opportunity to meet farmers and taste great food, cooked up by great Chefs.
Cradle Coast Theatre are doing Ring of Fire... The Johnny Cash Musical. Director Sid Sidebottom says the show features about 30 songs.
Switching from iphone to Android? Google comes to the rescue. Here's Tech guy Richard Pascoe.
Victoria Cochrane from Rocky Cape Lions ahead of Top Gear @ Stanley Under The Nut Car Show on Easter Saturday.
Deputy Mayor Simpson reveals Easter opening hours for Council, Youth Week Rock Challenge info and ANZAC Day Services.
Erin Lagoudakis from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood are calling for North-West locals to donate blood particularly those with O positive and O negative blood types.
Richard has some details where Telstra unleashes its scam SMS-Blocking tech to all on its network and some announcements from Microsoft.
Matt Grice from One Agency Burnie ahead of the annual kids free easter egg hunt at Burnie Park on Saturday April 9.
Giovanna has info on the Steel & Water exhibition, The future of local government, Burnie Cemetery Niche Wall and some events postponed at this point.
Toby Allen from Human Nature ahead of 4 Tassie shows in April including one at Burnie Arts & Function Centre on April 22.
Member from Burnie Emu Bay Lions Club David Cook following their fundraising BBQ at Bunnings on Sunday April 3 with money raised heading towards the fight against kids' cancer and they are calling out for new members.
David Cook from Emu Bay Lions Club invite you to come to their BBQ at Bunnings on Sunday April 3 from 9am with all funds supporting the fight against kids' cancer.
Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows return to Tassie for 4 shows and had a chat ahead of the show at Rocky Cape Tavern on Friday April 1.
Isaac Popowski covers the recent crisis meeting involving the Scotchtown footy club and the wind farm labelled a nuisance.
Sarah Hirst from Cancer Council Tasmania after the Penguin Relay For Life over the weekend of March 26 and 27.
Some upcoming events include Burnie Youth Festival, Emu Valley Rhodo Garden Autumn Spectacular and the Free Easter Egg Hunt at Burnie Park.
Richard has details if your looking at playing a video file or a DVD on a computer and iPhone 14 rumours.
Surf Coach Jy Johannesen ahead of NW Boardriders junior development session on Sunday March 27 from 10am at Midway, Sulphur Creek.
Kathryn Dixon from Dixon's Pharmacy has what you may not know in relation to Sleep Apnea.
Isaac Popowski recaps on Cancer Council Tasmania Relay For Life in Smithton, Good news for those living in Stanley and a crisis meeting for Scotchtown Footy Club.
Celebrate Neighbour Day and Harmony Week with heaps of fun activities at Wiseman Street Reserve on Sunday March 27 and from Burnie Works Lucy Taylor is hoping for solid numbers.
Cancer Council Tasmania Fundraising & Events Coordinator North-West Sarah Hirst recaps the Smithton Relay For Life and looks ahead to Penguin Relay For Life over the weekend of March 26 and 27.
Chris Pither from Coca-Cola Subway Racing ahead of the Ned Whiskey Tasmania Supersprint at Symmons Plains Raceway March 26 and 27.
Adrian has some handy hints to combat these rising fuel prices during this weeks Powersavers.
Kayden Cooper and the organisers of the inaugural Slime Challenge were pleased on how it all went at Romaine Park Primary School.
Google could ask for your licence or passport on You Tube and Google Play in Australia and Google Maps lost its sense of direction recently...Richard explains.
Here's a fun day for the whole family on Sunday March 20 from 11am at Romaine Park Primary School and Kayden Cooper has the details.
David Reynolds from Penrite Racing ahead of the Ned Whiskey Tasmania Supersprint at Symmons Plains Raceway on March 26-27.
The North-West Umpires Association is seeking field, boundary and goal umpires and Head Coach Phil McCulloch has details on how you can become involved in footy.
This weeks we have an update on construction of the new band rooms at West Park and what is Snap Send Solve App?
Glenn Saltmarsh ahead of this years 47th Rip Curl West Coast Surf Classic held over the March long weekend at Marrawah.
President from Burnie Harness Racing Club Justine Keay ahead of this years 7BU Burnie Cup at Wivenhoe Paceway on Friday March 11.
Wendy Matthews and Grace Knight from Eurogliders are two of the most iconic and beloved singers in Australian music and they coming to Tasmania (Devonport, Launceston and Longley) in late April for 'We're going to Graceland' as they present the songs of one of the world's greatest living songwriters Paul Simon and Wendy can't wait to return to our state.
The weekly update looks at the View Road Pump track, CBD Bin replacement program and Art during the month of March.
Leanne and her family from Ulverstone have just completed a ride around Tasmania for Black Dog.
After a 25 year career at the Waratah-Wynyard Council and 12 years as Mayor, Robby Walsh has decided to retire at the end of his current term at Council and I spoke to him on 7BU Breakfast about the decision.
Apple will hold it's first event for the year Wednesday March 9 and Richard has what we can expect and Smart App Control is coming to Windows 11.
Jim Altimira ahead of this years Tasmanian Stamp, Coin and Collectables Fair on Saturday March 5 at Latrobe Memorial Hall.
This week there's info about the Intersection Art Gallery, The Family Slime Challenge at Romaine Park Primary School and Free Parking in Burnie CBD.
Richard has details where Apple is working on an all-new computer concept and Wi-Fi 7 is coming.
President Ian Jones from Business North-West ahead of the National Portrait Gallery throughout March.
Time to get messy with the Family Slime Challenge on Sunday March 20 and Kayden Cooper is encouraging you to jump onto Burnietickets.com.au.
Isaac Popowski has details about the pine trees in Stanley from Circular Head Council meeting, The Duck River Meadows project and heaps of sport in this weeks paper.
Peter Freaks from City Mission is encouraging you to be a mission bragger at their stores via Instagram until March 6.
Burnie Court, Councils 22.6 million dollar deficit and Clean Up Australia Day are covered off this week.
Richard has details for unlocking iPhones with a mask on and do they really need an Antivirus?
Miriam Beswick from Cradle Coast Waste Services is calling out North-West households to safely clean out old and unwanted hazardous waste with free drop offs in Burnie and Wynyard on Sunday February 20.
Brent brings you updated with the Olympic Winter Games, Cricket, AFLW and NBL and our Jack Jumpers.
Isaac Popowski has details of Dismal Swamp plans revealed and a new hall has opened in Rocky Cape.
Picnic in the Paddock will showcase local food and drink, a local band and not forgetting all the animals at Guide Falls Farm at West Ridgley on Saturday February 19 from 5pm and Rachel Jakka from the farm can't wait.
There's a free household chemical disposal at Burnie Waste Management Centre and Breastscreen Tasmania with their pink bus is returning to Burnie Arts and Function Centre.
Ian and Business North-West are looking forward to the National Portrait Gallery coming to Burnie during March.
Brent covers Tassies bold bid to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, The Aussies at the Winter Olympics, AFLW, Cricket, Jack Jumpers in the NBL and Motor Racing at Symmons Plains.
Local driver and current Targa Tasmania winner Eddie Maguire is making a big step into the TCR series at Symmons Plains from Friday February 11.
Isaac Popowski has details of the Rocky Cape Halls opening, Greenham has welcomed back workers following a COVID-19 outbreak and plenty of Basketball and Cricket in the region.
Launceston born legend in motorsport Marcos Ambrose from Garry Rogers Motorsport ahead of the huge weekend at Symmons Plains Raceway
There's some work being carried at the Wivenhoe Cemetery, Jobs are available now at Burnie City Council and more details about the upcoming National Portrait Gallery for Burnie.
Sarah Hirst from Cancer Council Tasmania is encouraging you be apart of this years Relay For Life in March for Smithton and Penguin.
Tim Shaw is excited for what's to come from Friday the 11th until Sunday 13th of February at Symmons Plains and it will be a special occasion with his son Jackson racing in Hyundai.
Richard is encouraging you wait if your planning on buying a new iPhone or iPad and he has details from Spotify and Gmail.
Ross Hartley spoke about taiko drumming in Penguin's cemetery on Sunday February 6 from 1pm to launch Penguin's heritage cemetery app.
Isaac Popowski has results from a recent study on potential changes of a speed limit in Detention River and an AFL premiership player to visit the region.
Ben Clark from North-West Board Riders is encouraging kids of all ages and abilities to turn up to the surfing clinic at Midway Beach, Sulphur Creek on Saturday February 5.
This week we discuss the recent Burnie Australia Day awards, The Burnie pop-up Gallery Intersection and Vaccination Clinics fror 5-11 year olds.
Richard has some details about Android Tablets, Galaxy S22 and what to expect from Samsung's February unpacked.
Brent brings you updated with Australian Open Tennis, Big Bash Cricket Final, Women's Ashes Cricket and Jack Jumpers Basketball.
Rotary Club of Burnie West President Ricky Charles is calling on local families to attend this Australia Day event in Burnie.
Richard returns for 2022 with some info on the dangers of investing in Crypto Currency, Those VPN myths and an email scam.
Dale Atkinson is Secretary from Somerset Christmas Pageant Committee and although the Somerset parade won't go ahead this year there's a Santa run Christmas Eve through the streets of Somerset.
Find out about Christmas and New Year arrangements for council and Burnie Carols By Candlelight.
Yachties Bar Cafe New Year Eve Celebrations By The Bay on Friday December 31 from 6pm with local bands The Bushbabes and St Angus AC/DC Metallica tribute performing and Matt Ellwell is drummer and he spoke about what promises to be a fantastic way to see in the new year.
Cancer Council's Kidz Can program was established in 2021 with funding provided by Koinz 4 Kidz with a goal to provide financial assistance to support children and young people up to and including the age of 25 who are impacted by cancer and living on the North-West Coast and Sarah De Jonge is Acting Director Supportive Care from Cancer Council Tasmania.
Brent has an update on the second Ashes test in Adelaide, Hobart Hurricanes in the BBL and basketball with upcoming match involving the Jack Jumpers.
The Burnie Covid-19 testing site has moved plus there's a temporary road closure in Burnie CBD and Giovanna has the details.
2 times platinum and 8 times ARIA award winner Jack Jones who lead the band Southern Sons is playing a show in Devonport on Thursday December 16.
Brent takes a closer look at the Ashes Test, Jack Jumpers loss to Adelaide, Hobart Hurricanes in the BBL and the AFL fixture for 2022.
Rebecca Luck from Coast to Cradle property has details on the awards and cocktail party.
Scootin' Out for Youth Suicide is an event raising awareness and money for youth suicide prevention covered this week.
As Summer is finally here, Adrian has some ideas on how to stay cool over the warmer months.
Richard has some more Christmas gift ideas and a word of warning to be mindful of what you are downloading as it could be Malware.
City Mission and Romaine Park Christian Centre are helping out those in the community who need it and Scott Waterhouse from City Mission explains.
Waratah-Wynyard Council Mayor Robby Walsh has details as Waratah celebrates 150 years over the weekend of December 4 and 5.
Fairy Godmothers are a Burnie not for profit organisation assisting the local community and families who have children with disabilities, special needs and medical conditions and their Christmas Market is at Burnie High School this Sunday and Katrina Tabart is looking forward to a big family day once again.
Isaac Popowski has this weeks news headlines with a new location for Carols by Candlelight in Stanley.
Michael Rowlands from Burnie Athletics Club has some talented athletes coming again this year.
There's an update on Burnie City Council system outage, Australia Day nominations and Wizard of Oz is set to be performed at the Arts Theatre.
If your looking for a job or perhaps your thinking of a career change, Federal assistant minister for youth and employment services Luke Howarth strongly recommends that you head to the Burnie jobs Fair on Tuesday November 30 at Burnie Arts and Function Centre.
Richard has some Christmas gift ideas and would like to make mention that we aren't that creative when it comes to choosing passwords.
The Veterans Hub invites family members of veterans to a morning tea on Tuesday November 30 and Burnie RSL Sub-Branch Ian Jones has the details.
We are being urged to donate blood and from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Erin Lagoudakis is asking you to take The Bloody oath.
Emily Fielding is gearing up for another South Riana Memorial Hall Market on Saturday November 27 from 10am.
Brent recaps how our Tassie boys fared in the NAB AFL Draft, Cricket and pay tribute to sporting icon Mike Sage who passed away this week.
The Circular Head community will have their Christmas parade through the Smithton streets on Friday December 10 and Glenda Maher is looking forward to celebrating the festive season.
The founder of Mr.Perfect Terry Cornick explains the work they do ahead of a men's mental health BBQ on Sunday November 28 at Burnie Park from 10.30am.
The situation with the potential Burnie Court re-location, The Pop-Up Community Grant Forum and Australia Day Nominations all discussed this week.
Rachael Sushames ahead of Burnie Carols By Candlelight on Sunday December 19 with a new location at Wivenhoe Recreation Ground will see many local talented performers sing carols.
Fairy Godmothers are a Burnie not for profit organisation assisting the local community and families who have children with disabilities, special needs and medical conditions and their Christmas Market is at Burnie High School on Sunday December 5 and Katrina Tabart is looking forward to a big family day once again.
Richard has some handy tips why you shouldn't constantly close Apps on your iPhone plus he has a Covid tip.
A Swarm of shiny scooters are making their way around the state to help Eddie McDonald who is one of only a handful of Australians living with PCH4 (Pontocerebellar hypoplasia Type 4) which effects his ability to eat, talk and use his hands and Eddie's grandfather Colin Dean has an update.
Waratah on the West Coast is celebrating 150th year since the discovery of Tin at Mount Bischoff over the weekend of December 4 and 5 and Anne Dunham delved into some of it's rich history.
Burnie City Council system outage, pop-up community grant forums and Dog's home of Tasmania Christmas Appeal are some of this weeks topics for discussion.
Kevin Townsend from Lions Club of Penguin has details on the International Mens'Day Breakfast on Friday November 19 at Penguin Sports & Service Club.
Light It Up is a national tour for Casey Barnes which includes a show in February for Forth so tickets are available now.
Richard has some ideas if your considering buying a tech gift when you know nothing about tech.
Ian Jones from Burnie RSL Sub-Branch ahead of this significant day and why we pause at 11am on the 11th day of November each year.
Isaac Popowski has this weeks headlines with the fire truck returning to Mawbanna and Cancer Council Tasmania Relay For Life set to return to Circular Head in 2022.
Waratah-Wynyard Council Mayor Robby Walsh has details as Waratah celebrates 150 years over the weekend of December 4 and 5.
Burnie Christmas Parade and Carols By Candlelight are coming up and Giovanna has some details.
Sarah Hirst is Fundraising and Events Coordinator North-West for Cancer Council Tasmania and Relay for life returns in March so now is the time to register teams for Circular Head and Penguin.
The Tasmanian Disability Expo returns Tuesday November 9 at Burnie Arts and Function Centre from 9.30am and Julie Butler has all the info.
If your a home owner or a small business and subscribe to a tech support then Richard Pascoe has some info where you may not be getting what you are paying for.
Concert in the Vines returns March 5 2022 and Justin Arnold from Ghost Rock reveals the acts who will be performing and when tix will be on sale.
Brent covers T20 Cricket plus he shares his thoughts on East Devonports ambitious plan to join the TSL from 2023.
This fortnight Kathryn has information about the highly contagious viral infection Chicken Pox.
Isaac Popowski has a fantastic result for Stanley in the Small Tourism Town awards and Circular Head has a new councillor.
Mr. Perfect founder Terry Cornick ahead of 2 free barbecues in Ulverstone and Burnie during November in a growing grassroots effort to tackle mental health crisis.
Giovanna has details on the Tasmanian Australian of the Year Awards and a local claiming swimmer of the year.
We have been hearing from Facebook recently and it's still Facebook but what is Meta?..Richard explains....
President of Burnie Highland Pipe Band John Hammond ahead of the free public event at Burnie High School Oval during the day and Book Launch at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Saturday evening October 30.
Burnie City Councillor Ken Dorsey speaking about how Burnie is backing nominee Craig Leeson for the 2022 Tasmanian Australian of the year.
Some of the topics for discussion this week with Australia Day nominations open, The Burnie Christmas Parade and Run for Tarkyn.
Melissa and Belinda from Somerset Surf Lifesaving club ahead of it's fundraiser open nippers day on Sunday November 7 from 10am.
The Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal returns on November 8 and Abbey Jones from Burnie Kmart explains how the appeals aim is to collect funds and gifts for those in need with help from Salvation Army.
IPod is celebrating it's 20th birthday and why has Canon been sued..Find out from Richard.
Local musician from Turners Beach now living on the Gold Coast Casey Barnes is currently occupying number 25 on Australia's Top 200 Shazam chart with 'God Took His Time On You' and he spoke it.
Isaac Popowski covers all the local stories in this weeks Circular Head Chronicle including a local councillor resigning.
Richard has a story of a student using IOS15 Live Text to steal class notes and if your looking at buying an Apple computer now is the time to invest.
Students and Parents are holding a Climate Change Rally in Burnie today. Karli Franks has details.
The Ulverstone Rep Theatre Society is doing Allo Allo. Director Geoff Dobson has the details.
A Psychic fundraiser assisting the people of Afghanistan will be held on Saturday October 9 in Smithton and Joanna Jolly from Rocky Cape Lions Club has the details.
Chantelle French from Waratah-Wynyard Council showcases some Spring Loaded events including Spring Gin Fling, Drive In, Skate of Mine and the Bonfire night.
Get Moving 2021 at Gutteridge Gardens in Wynyard and the Jack,Diggers & Aviators Ball at the Wynyard RSL on Saturday October 30 are two events on the calendar and John Findlater from Wynyard RSL has more.
Australia may enter a new age of piracy as movie delays continue so Richard has all you need to know on that plus what word is the most searched for on Microsoft Bing?
Adrian Luke from DMS Energy discusses Solar rebates..What they are and how they work during this weeks Powersavers.
Steve Phillips has an update on Gone Nuts Adventure Run which starts at the Nut in Stanley on March 5, 2022.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson has some of the topics raised at this weeks council meeting plus info on works being carried out and news on the outdoor pool and Burnie Christmas parade.
Chantelle French from Waratah-Wynyard Council ahead of the Spring Loaded event Drive In at Frederick Street Reserve on Thursday September 30 which shows 2 movies.
Ali Uren from Switch Tasmania explains the role they play in assisting local business grow through the digital market.
Nick Wolfe from Wolfe Brothers chats about the release of their 5th studio album and upcoming Tassie tours.
Richard takes you through the new features for the iPhone 13 Pro Max and iPad Mini plus Microsoft has announced new surface products.
Australian-British pianist Jayson Gillham is recognised as one of the finest performers of his generation and he will perform at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Sunday September 26.
Dave Roberts-Thomson from Van Dieman Quality Bulbs ahead of tulips in bloom at Table Cape forming part of Spring Loaded for a month.
Mental Health Family and Friends Tasmania are holding an online forum for people impacted by suicide and Wendy French has all the details.
Richard guides through the features of the IOS 15 which is out now and details of the new iPhones and iPad mini which will become available this week.
Waratah-Wynyard Council Mayor Robby Walsh has some of the many highlights ahead of this years Spring Loaded.
Topics for this week include UTAS Burnie Ten, Beach clean up and a project update on the pump track, cycle path and mountain bike trails.
UTAS Burnie Ten will celebrate it's 37th year promoting physical activity and community involvement, Michael Rowlands and Kent Wyllie are excited to reveal the new naming rights sponsor.
Local author Andy Lee Barnes has just published her first book Seven Black Birds-Fall of kingdoms.
Adrian has some exciting news from LG who have just released a new hybrid inverter and battery combo.
The world is a different place since 9/11 and tech expert Richard Pascoe has some examples how the IT world has changed.
Kim has the team selections ahead of the Preliminary final at Latrobe between Penguin and Wynyard.
The $54 million relocation of the UTAS Cradle Coast Campus to West Park is officially opened on Friday September 10 with an open day on Saturday September 11 and Pro Vice-Chancellor Jim Cavaye spoke about these couple of days.
Isaac Popowski unpacks more on the $158 Million fish farm proposed for off the coast of Stanley from this weeks bumper edition of the Circular Head Chronicle.
Live theatre has returned to Burnie Arts and Function Centre as over 200 Burnie High School students perform Sleeping Beauty and Director Ben Lohrey explains ahead of the first show on Thursday September 9.
There's a reminder to all motorists, Making the most of West Park and keep watch on snakes during this weeks chat with Giovanna.
Out of the shadows and into the light suicide awareness walk at the Burnie Park near the Cenotaph This Friday September 10 from 5.30pm and MC Giovanna Simpson explains how the event brings suicide out of the shadows and into the light.
Ian has news on the next Breakfast Networking Session at Wellers and the painting of the Tassie Tigers mural on the wall of the K Mart building and flowers in Burnie Plaza.
Queenstown Crows are the toast of the West Coast taking out the Reserves and Seniors DFA Grand Finals at Wivenhoe ..Coach Toby Lutwyche is proud of the clubs efforts this season.
Richard has some figures relating to subscribing to You Tube premium and answers the question of how often should we restart iPhones.
Isaac Popowski covers the Circular Head Football Association Grand Final and Circular Head Hockey Association Grand Final plus details on the Circular Head Gift Card.
Rotary Club of Burnie West member Ricky Charles was pleased with how many people where at the Menai for an afternoon of ferret racing and it raised plenty for upcoming local community events.
Jacky from ROC Wynyard explains what they do and they are needing volunteers to help out for their bread runs.
Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson has details on the friends of Burnie Penguins who are seeking volunteers, The Glance Creek Road upgrades and the Darwin Footy Association dinner and awards.
Barry Thrower is inviting men to the ROC Centre in Wynyard on Friday September 3 from 6 to come along and share a yarn.
Out of the shadows and into the light suicide awareness walk at the Burnie Park near the Cenotaph on Friday September 10 from 5.30pm and MC Giovanna Simpson explains how the event brings suicide out of the shadows.
The iStore heat pump hot water unit is proving to be a real winner and Adrian explains why.
Stacy Monson ahead of Circualr Head Football Association Grand Final day on Saturday August 28 in Smithton.
Ferret racing returns to the Menai on Sunday August 29 and Ricky Charles from Rotary Club of Burnie West is looking forward to another fun day.
Isaac Popowski has details of the recent Stanley fish farm meeting and the Circular Head Footy Association Grand Final between Redpa and Scotchtown.
Burnie City Council Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson following Tuesdays Council meeting where the crisis centre splits the council and the annual suicide prevention walk is happening in September.
Power behind the flower and Daffodil Day is about raising money for those diagnosed with cancer and Sarah Hirst from Cancer Council Tasmania spoke about.
Recycled rubber is getting new life on Wynyard and Somerset roads and Spring Loaded throughout October is one event to enjoy and Waratah-Wynyard Mayor Robby Walsh has further details.
What does Spotify know about you?..Richard explains and he has some info about Facebook Messenger.
Brent covers the recruiting for the Jack Jumpers, AFL and TSL ahead of this weekends matches.
The rescheduled Tree Planting at Table Cape is happening on Saturday August 21 from 9am and Landcare Acting CEO Peter Stronach is hoping for better weather this time.
There's a windbreak soon to be constructed at the Burnie Aquatic Centre plus details on this years City of Makers Burnie Ten and Spring loaded for Wynyard.
President Ian Jones from Business North-West has details of an upcoming breakfast networking session and a new business commencing in Burnie CBD.
Circular Head RSL will commemorate Vietnam Veterans Day on Wednesday 18th August from 11am at ANZAC Park and Jason Chatwin is encouraging those from the North-West Coast to remember the fallen.
Richard has details on the 40th birthday of IBM PC and what to do if you're received a bizarre scam text.
Jon Stevens had a chat about the upcoming Noiseworks and INXS Collection at the Princess Theatre in Launceston on Saturday September 11.
Melbourne pianist and composer Nat Bartsch at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Sunday August 15.
August is 'Off The Grid' month and Adrian continues on off grid solar systems DC coupling and AC coupling.
Richard has some info from Apple with new child safety protections in place and don't believe everything you view on social media when it comes to TIKTOK.
Isaac Popowski delivers the latest from McCains Smithton Plant and the Sandy Cape track talks are heating up.
Enjoy a fun night of rock'n'roll at Burnie Central Townhouse on Saturday August 7 from 7pm with talented artists including Jerome Hillier.
Landcare Tasmania Acting CEO Peter Stronach ahead of the re-scheduled tree planting in August at Table Cape Road, Table Cape.
Giovanna has a few recycling reminders and announces the rates, waste and recycling calendars now available.
Richard shares a couple of Apps that needed to be removed from the App store and it's fair to say Apple and Microsoft aren't going broke anytime soon.
A salmon farm site has been identified and Smithton Saints march slows for rejoining the NWFL from next year are some of the Circular Head Chronicle News Headlines from Isaac Popowski.
Tom takes us through what the boys have been doing with touring and working on their new album.
Burnie City Council knocks back a development in South Burnie (for now), There's safety upgrades for Upper Burnie intersection and permit applications on exhibition.
Local author Kyle Perry has just dropped his second book 'The Deep' and he has a book signing and evening event on Saturday July 31.
One of the performers to our Koinz 4 Kidz Rock 'N'Roll Night Gina Timms is looking forward to performing along with 4 other artists on Saturday August 7 at Burnie Central Townhouse.
Richard has the answer to whether an Amazon prime subscription worth the cost and Malware is doing the rounds distributed via fake Windows 11 installers.
Kim Miles has all the team selection news ahead of Round 15 Aussie NWFL plus NWFL Womens.
Isaac Popowski covers the No Trace Waste Trial and more on the Western Plains Wind Farm story.
Nat is a Melbourne based pianist and composer who creates a gentle heart-warming lullaby for parents to enjoy with their babies for one show at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Sunday August 15.
Giovanna has information about the new UTAS Cradle Coast Campus, Recycling Hub in the city and the next council meeting.
Sing along with the Suffrajettes at Burnie Central Town House on Saturday July 31 from 8pm and one of the members Kaye Payne is looking forward to a night of singing and dancing for all ages.
Richard has some info regarding Apple products, Sony televisions and the do's and don'ts of buying refurbished smartphones.
CW Stoneking will perform some blues and American roots music at Pub Rock Diner in Devonport on Friday July 23.
Ricky Charles from Rotary Club of Burnie West is looking forward to another year of ferret racing at the Menai Hotel Burnie in August.
The community are invited to help shape Burnie's creative future and Deputy Mayor Giovanna Simpson explains.
Burnie councillor Chris Lynch is all set to try his luck as Federal Labour's Braddon candidate at the next election, So what does it mean for his current roles with Burnie City Council and Burnie Works
Richard has some important info if your a parent with young children with popular Apps enticing children to agree to be spied upon and if you have slow internet connection then Richard shares some tips.
Brent is right across the Jack Jumpers recruits, The signing of Hobart Hurricanes players for WBBL, Wimbledon Tennis, AFL and TSL.
Sam Rubock is the North-West Co-Ordinator and he explains the role of Reclink Australia on the coast.
Isaac Popowski has this weeks headlines including Smithton Rotary Club making a generous donation and are the saints returning to the NTFL in 2022.
Burnie's Beach Hotel has taken out the best hotel metro award at the recent THA awards in Hobart and manager Ben Carpenter is thrilled with the result and has kindly donated to Koinz 4 Kids again this year.
Brixhibition is truly a haven for Lego lovers and it's happening over the weekend on July 10 and 11 at the Uverstone Sports Centre and Ken Draeger has all the details.
Giovanna has info regarding the upper Burnie Lookout Redevelopment, Some changes Burnie City Council has implemented to the way it runs monthly council meetings and recognising NAIDOC Week.
Richard has details on Facebook and it's plan to destroy Instagram and Microsoft's blue screen of death gets a makeover for Windows 11.
Reflections Dance Studio will be holding their 70th Graduation at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Sunday July 4 and it has been a busy few months for Fiona Bakes.
This July 7BU is raising funds for the Cancer Council Tasmania to once again support young people impacted by cancer on the North West Coast and 7BU General Manager Chloe Foster and myself are hoping for your support.
Cheryl Wells from Emu Bay Lions Club is encouraging book lovers to support this popular event in a new format.
From locals standing up against fish farming to the latest on the turbine proposal in Stanley..Isaac Popowski covers it in this weeks Circular Head Chronicle.
Jack Jumpers Assistant Coach Mark Radford will soon relocate to Hobart to take on his new role at the 10th and newest team in the National Basketball League.
Giovanna has an update on the taxi shelter in Mount Street, The Breast Screen Tasmania bus is returning to Burnie in July and Human Nature coming for a show in August.
Australian singer William Crighton is currently performing shows around Tasmania including one show at Devonports Pub Rock Diner Thursday night July 1.
Brad Watson from the Salvo's has details on this years Red Shield Appeal now in it's 56th year.
DIVA is coming to Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Saturday July 3 and Emily Burke is a singing diva with a promise of songs and stories during the show.
Richard has some news concerning Windows 11 and when it's available plus important info in relation to Western Digital My Book Live Drive.
Kim Miles has team selection news for Round 11 Aussie NWFL and NWFL Womens competition.
Kathryn reminds you to get your flu and Covid-19 jabs plus Cancer Council Tasmania are in the pharmacy on Thursdays throughout June.
Isaac Popowski covers off with this weeks Circular Head Chronicle NEWS including a rates increase and paddle out in protest.
John Williamson is celebrating 50 plus years in the entertainment industry and his tour will include the Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Wednesday July 14.
Giovanna has information on the iconic Heritage Burnie Ten, Feedback from the recent council meeting and Reflections Dance Studio are gearing up for their 70th Graduations Party.
Katrina Tabart is encouraging you to grab tickets to the Masquerade Ball at Burnie Central Town House on Saturday July 17 and the not for profit organisation is hoping for local businesses support this July.
What happened to those dodgy door knockers?..Find out from Adrian Luke in Power Savers.
Richard shares some info about Shazam Music Discovery Service and Telstra comes down harder on harder on suspected scam calls.
Rachel Jacka from Guide Falls Farm ahead of the Whole Hog Winter Solstice on Saturday June 19 from 5pm.
Sarah Hirst from Cancer Council Tasmania is gearing up for their 'Unite in Yellow Gala' on Saturday June 26 at Devonport Paranaple Convention Centre.
Isaac Popowski has all the news headlines from this weeks Circular Head Chronicle including McCain who have put new processes in place to save water and power.
An all-star comedy night at Burnie Arts and Function Centre on Saturday June 19 featuring 6 of Tassies best local comedians and Ned Townsend revealed them and has all the details.
It's National Blood Donor Week and Giovanna is encouraging you donate and there's rejuvenation of the Burnie Works Program.
Richard has info regarding figures which show a total Telco complaints drop and something new from Facebook.
Kim Miles ahead of the women's representative games over the Queens Birthday long weekend.
Cancer Council of Tasmania will have a representative at Dixons Pharmacy Wynyard on a Thursday throughout June.
There's community concern over fish farming in the Circular Head region and Isaac Popowski has what you need to know with Circular Head Chronicle News Headlines.
Co-Founder Rachel Jacka is excited about the opening of Guide Falls Farm Restaurant on Saturday June 12 .
The Container Refund Scheme, Taxi Rank Shelter,CBD Bin Replacement Program and Burnie Musical Society Info Session are this weeks topics.
First Responders Day on Wednesday June 9 is an opportunity to say thank you to first responders in Police, SES,Ambulance Service and Fire.
Shane Batt is Tasmania Fire Service Chief.
It was strong support for Stanley securing over 10,000 public votes with the iconic Circular Head town surpassing last years winner St. Helens in this years Top Tourism Town Awards and Kerry Houston has carried a smile on her face ever since and mighty proud to come in ahead of Beauty Point, Lilydale and Port Arthur.
The big story is 'Are we about to see a new version of Windows'..Listen to Richard Pascoes response.
Brent pays tribute to Tasmanian media sports icon Peter Sharp who passed away this week and guides you threw this weekends AFL and TSL matches.
Burnie Tennis club have a fundraiser on Saturday June 5 from 12.30 to raise funds in assisting the juniors selected in the Tasmanian state team to compete on the Gold Coast late June so support their Car Wash and BBQ at the Burnie Tennis Club and Maureen Jacobson has details.
Giovanna has an update on the South Burnie Foreshore Erosion Control Project and the Boulevard in Montello plus upcoming events for Fairy Godmothers and a night to enjoy the music of Neil Diamond.
A new ultrasound business has opened in Burnie and from' Image Plus' Jarrod French explains how it's independently owned by locals.
Kim Miles has the team selection news for Round 8 in the Aussie NWFL plus NWFL Womens matches.
Isaac Popowski has this weeks news headlines including a fitting tribute to a local identity.
Burnie Councillor and Mental Health advocate Chris Lynch is heavily involved in this event on Saturday May 29 from 10am at Hiscutt Park in Penguin.
Richard shares his thoughts on the new IPad Pro and Apple TV4K and he has all the big announcements from Google.
The North West Thunder are top of the ladder. Coach Nick Haywood says they're on the road this weekend.
Phil Thomas previews tonight's NWBU Basketball. And how good is Keely Froling from the Torandoes.
NW Thunder are at home on saturday night. Coach Nick Haywood says Diamond Valley are big, and in good form.
The Unite in Yellow Gala is on next month. Sarah Hirst from the Cancer Council has details.
Leo Beurmann is facing having his house and land compulsorily aquired for the proposed Leith overpass.
Agfest is done in the paddock this year however it continues online and Dylan Bellchambers has a wrap-up.
Richard shares some Email tips plus if you own an Apple computer how well is it running?.
The Buddy Holly Story starts soon at the Paranaple Centre in Devonport. Cast member Zac Weeks drooped in for a chat.
How to spot an online scam, and what to do about it. Tech Guy Richard Pascoe has advice.
Ari has never seen 1 Star Wars movie. So how did she go in out pop quiz?
May the 4th be with you.
Kentish Council is after State Government money for flood works. And, he has info on events happening this weekend.
Agfest is on next week. Dylan Bellchambers says it's sold out, and they want the government to increase crowd numbers.
Barbra Gilbery explains the work of Delta Therapy Dogs and they have a fundraiser in Ulverstone.
Bluefin Tuna has plenty of interest among anglers of late and Kim Butterworth explains why and he has all the fishing hot spots on Gone Fishing.
An NWFL exhibition match won't go ahead and opposition continues to grow in the local community to the Robbins Island Renewable Energy Park..Isaac Popowski has all the details.
Giovanna has an update on the South Burnie Beach toilet, change rooms and car park upgrade, The Mooreville Road trial roundabout and ANZAC Day services.
Aussie blues rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Nathan Cavaleri will play a show at the Forth Pub on Saturday April 24 as apart of his 'Songs and Stories' tour.
Dylan Bellchambers from Rural Youth is excited to have Agfest return to the paddock in Carrick from May 5-8.
Adrian has an idea to fend off those winter chills as it's officially heat pump season.
If you have wondered how much a recording artist has been paid when you stream a song then Richard Pascoe has the answer plus personal computer sales have soared in the first quarter of 2021.
Kim Miles has the team selections ahead of Round 3 Aussie NWFL and he pays tribute to football icon Graeme 'Gypsy' Lee who passed away on Wednesday.
Nick Percat from Brad Jones Racing ahead of the Beaurepaires Tasmania Supersprint at Symmons Plains April 17 and 18.
Scott Pye from Team 18 Dewalt racing will join Mark Winterbottom in the Irwin Racing Commodore at Symmons Plains for this years Beaurepaires Tasmania Supersprint April 17 and 18.
Giovanna discusses the cultural hub for Burnie Arts and Function Centre, A free drop-off event for household hazardous waste, The free check in TAS app and what ANZAC Day service in Burnie looks like in 2021.
Mark Winterbottom from Irwin Racing Team ahead of the Beaurepaires Tasmania Supersprint at Symmons Plains on April 17 and 18.
Richard has some travel tips with phone coverage and his opinion if you are looking to buy an LG Smartphone and some information on Facebook data leak.
Joanna Gair ahead of the world premiere of an exhibition of paper arts from around the world at Burnie Makers Workshop.
Rocky Cape Lions Club are hosting this years car and bike show at Rocky Cape Tavern on Saturday April 10 and from the Lions Club Secretary Victoria Cochrane has details.
Isaac Popowski has all the headlines from this weeks Circular Head Chronicle including the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine for the area.
Todd Hazelwood from Brad Jones Racing Team ahead of the Beaurepaires Tasmania Supersprint at Symmons Plains over the weekend of April 17 and 18.
There's a household hazardous waste free drop off event coming up and a must see for Pink Floyd fans during April and Deputy Mayor from Burnie City Council has more.
Patrick Fahy from Burnie Emus Rugby Union Club are on the look out for players in 2021.
Burnie Newsagency owner Alan Berechree following the $2.5 Million division 1 Tattslotto ticket was claimed and the crew at the newsagency are absolutely thrilled to know it was won by a local family!
Chantelle French from Waratah-Wynyard Council is encouraging families to Gutteridge Gardens in Wynyard for Graze In The Gardens on Friday March 26 from 5.30pm.